Isolation, identification and characterization of camelpox virus in Iraq

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Abstract

A virus was isolated from pox-like lesions in camels during an outbreak of camelpox disease which occurred in December 1977 in an area near the Iraqi–Iranian border. It was identified serologically as a virus of the Orthopoxvirus group. The biological properties of the isolate indicated that it was probably identical with strains of camelpox virus isolated from Iran, Egypt, Kenya and the U.S.S.R. © 1979, Cambridge University Press

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Al Falluji, M. M., Tantawi, H. H., & Shony, M. O. (1979). Isolation, identification and characterization of camelpox virus in Iraq. Journal of Hygiene, 83(2), 267–272. https://doi.org/10.1017/S002217240002605X

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